Chapter 1614

Agalor followed suit, crying along with Azrael. Perseus and Ramona didn't attempt to stop them. After all, who would be able to hold their emotions back after encountering something so devastating? However, Perseus furrowed his brows even more. There were more than a hundred Yselvian, yet all of them acted as if they were possessed and ended their own lives. Even the animals in the forest and the birds in the sky killed themselves. Not a single living thing was spared. Even the ants and bees were no exception. What kind of magic was involved? Ramona and Perseus walked to the entrance of the cave. Then, they started discussing their next course of action. Tugging on his sleeve, Ramona asked, "Perseus, should we quickly bring them away now?" Both Azrael and Agalor weren't in good condition, and Ysle Spring was too creepy. The Yselvians' death was utterly peculiar. Both ground and flying creatures were subjected to the same fate. What kind of scheme was involved? Displea